Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

"Why don't you thank your master for bestowing this name upon you!" Di Jun said lightly, reminding his son who was still in a daze.

Little Golden Crow quickly said, "Lu Ya thanks Master for bestowing this name upon him."

Tongtian nodded, picked up Lu Ya and carried him toward Wuzhuang Temple.

Di Jun's gaze swept over the remaining little golden crows before he finally made his decision. He released the third crow's Solar True Fire and solemnly declared, "Little Crow, from now on you are the sun, rising and setting without fail, until your death!"

Xiao San knew this was his only way to survive. But if he chose to live, his two other brothers would be gone. He didn't want to die, and he couldn't bear to leave his brothers; all he could do was cry, frantically wiping away his tears.

Di Jun snapped, "You have no choice! Go now!"

The mistress could only nod, sobbing as she continued flying westward.

"I will name you Shukun," Di Jun's voice rang out from behind Xiao San.

Emperor Jun had already decided on the names of the ten golden crows. The eldest was named Bo Huang, which was the first of the ten Heavenly Stems, Jia. Zhong Lang corresponded to Yi, Shu Kun to Bing, Ji Xing to Ding, Xian Rui to Wu, Lu Jun to Ji, Ya Qiong to Geng, De Shen to Xin, Ren Jing to Ren, and You Wen to Kui.

He, Taiyi, and Xihe were all very satisfied with these names, and were just waiting for the Zhou Tian Star Array to be completed and Taiyi's injuries to heal completely so that they could bring the ten little golden crows to the Heavenly Court to participate in the celebration and inform the demon race at the ceremony. Unexpectedly, only Xiao San has used the name he prepared so far.

Xiao Shi called Lu Ya, and Xiao Wu and Xiao Jiu were no longer the Three-Legged Golden Crows after their resurrection. Xiao Er's name is also unknown.

And these two children, their future is still uncertain.

Di Jun's expression hardened slightly: "Return to Heaven."

Fuxi was in the Heavenly Court when Dijun, carrying two little golden crows, approached him: "Fellow Daoist Fuxi, I have a request."

Fuxi glanced at the still-shaken little golden crow in Dijun's arms and sighed. He wanted to help, but he was powerless to do so.

"I will do my best as long as it is within my power. But..." Fuxi shook his head and sighed.

Di Jun: "I only ask that Fellow Daoist Fuxi take the two children away from the Heavenly Court and find a safe place until the great war ends."

Fuxi was a quasi-saint, even more powerful than Kunpeng, and a major force in the Heavenly Court. Dijun decided to let Fuxi take the child away after much deliberation, as a great war with the Wu Clan was imminent, and besides being a father, he was also the Demon Emperor of the Demon Clan.

Without the slightest hesitation, Fuxi took the two baby golden crows and bounced them in his arms, promising, "As long as I live, I will not allow anyone to harm these two children."

Di Jun smiled gratefully: "Go quickly and find a quiet place to stay. The great battle is about to begin. I still need to avenge those five children and fight to the death for my demon race to become the overlord of the world. If we meet again in the future, I will thank you again."

Fuxi sighed and left without looking back.

The two little golden crows were unwilling to leave the Heavenly Court, but Fuxi used magic to knock them unconscious and took them to Buzhou Mountain.

After arranging his son's escape route, Di Jun once again devoted himself to the Zhou Tian Star Array, preparing for a decisive battle with the Wu Clan. He vaguely sensed that the Demon Clan's fortune was being greatly diminished due to the ten suns in the sky, so he needed to overwhelm the Wu Clan in strength to win.

Kunpeng had previously suggested using human beings to forge the Witch-Slaying Sword, which might break the physical body of the Ancestral Witch. He had been hesitant, but now he was going all out. Even if it meant losing more of his fortune, he had to ensure victory in this battle; he still had his son and daughter.